Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 157 New Deaths, 1,940 Additional Cases
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reported 157 new coronavirus deaths and 1,940 additional cases on Thursday.
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The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reported 157 new coronavirus deaths and 1,940 additional cases on Thursday.
A little dog has a new home, after hundreds of people offered to adopt her.
As the coronavirus spreads across the U.S., VA health care facilities are struggling.
A new delivery service is selling food and cleaning supplies in reusable metal containers that can be sent back and shipped out again.
In light of the coronavirus pandemic, Shawmut Corporation is working to supply hospital gowns to healthcare workers across the country.
Cambridge city leaders are making it easier to follow the new city requirement to always where a mask in public. Every Cambridge police cruiser is going to be stocked with a supply of masks moving forward.
The event is scheduled for mid-October but the town has withdrawn the approval of every event planned on public property.
More than 700,000 in the state have lost work since the coronavirus pandemic began.
Casinos in Massachusetts have been closed for almost seven weeks.
Michael and Dennis D'Urso, twin brothers from Peabody, are now both on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic as emergency department doctors in New York and Florida.
John Krasinski will host a virtual graduation for anyone who isn't getting a ceremony this year because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Scattered showers return Thursday with heavy rain expected overnight into Friday.
A Brigham and Women's Hospital Child Life Specialist has created a way to comfort patients who can't see hospital workers' faces because of their masks.
Worcester's Walmart on Tobias Boland Way was closed down by city health employees Wednesday afternoon after 23 employees tested positive for COVID-19 in a three week period.
Two Massachusetts hospitals helped put the experimental drug Remdesivir to the test against COVID-19.